Baby skin remedy praised in 1918 testimonial
Detroit June 21 1918 a mother reports her two month old baby cured of a severe milk crust skin condition after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She describes raised sores bleeding pimples and night crying before relief in four days and endorses the product as safe for delicate skin. The ad notes doctors used Resinol in eczema ringworm pimples and similar conditions and invites readers to request a free trial from Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
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Detroit
Henry Mosh
Leverenn Ave
Resinol
Baltimore
Sure Tip Stomach Ailments Promised by Teas and Tablets
Advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets cure headaches indigestion and constipation by restoring bowels to natural function. Encourages starting tonight with Fuller Drug Co Anaconda Butte as suppliers.
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Hollister
Fuller Drug Co
Anaconda
N Bro Drug Co
Butte
Sons of Veterans Organize a Camp in Anaconda
The Sons of Veterans organized their eighth state camp this week in Anaconda at a courthouse meeting last night. John A. Logan Camp No formed with Will E. Coleman elected commander for the term. about 15 signed, charter open 69 days. Officers named include Haro commander and W J H Hamilton junior vice commander. The group will meet the third Saturday monthly, next Sept 20. Col G J Reiche of Helena organized the camp and is coordinating camps across the state with Col Scott, planning to boost regional turnout for future gatherings.
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John A. Logan
Will E. Coleman
Haro
W. J H. Hamilton
F. , Castle
I. HM. Eaton
Sons of Veterans
G. J. Reiche
Helena
Scott
Anaconda
Bozeman
Football teams formed. over thirty signed to play
John Fitzpatrick, George Brent and James Moran organized three football teams for Anaconda and reported more than 39 players already signed to play with more to join. Businessmen volunteered to back teams, and Mayor O'Brien approved goal posts on the common for practice though finances were not yet decided.
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John Fitzpatrick
George Brent
James Moran
Anaconda
O'Brien Teadily
The Plight of the Crow at Grand Theater
A two act feature fills the Grand's change program with The Flight story of a son who becomes a tramp after his father’s scolding for intemperance. A yearning father seeks to reconnect years later as the adopted daughter sends her lover to find him. Also shown are The Death of chevalier Albertini and two comedies Edwin's Badge of Honor and Among Club Fellows. Mr. Chase performed Wait Until We’re Married. Program repeats tonight.
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Anaconda Iy
Chevalier Albertini
Chevalier
Cloudy Canyon
Edwin
Mr. Chase
Adv
Bozeman Council Advances Street Paving and Bids
Bozeman voters hear final passage of resolutions to pave five and a half blocks and direct bids. Birch & Son appointed for cement sidewalk and curbing on South Fifth avenue and West Story street. Small town notices include Harlem duck season optimism and a fire at the Montana bakery causing heavy loss.
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Bozeman
City Oil
Main Street
Main
Black Avenue
Elks’ Home
Alderson
College
Harrison Streets
Grand Avenue
Birch & Son
South Fifth Avenue
West Story Street
Montana
Fire damages Exchange saloon and adjacent area
Fire crews arrived quickly and contained the blaze with slight damage to the Exchange saloon next door. The report notes registration figures, homestead applicants with their wives, and a separate federal contempt case against David Norfos of Western Fuel Company with a $2000 fine and postponed execution pending Monday. An India irrigation program affecting about 10 million acres is also mentioned.
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Exchange
Cmpany
Western Fuel Company
Uited States District
Registration surge for Fort Peck lands draws outsiders
Great Falls report from September 5 notes a clear rise in registrations by people from outside Montana for Fort Peck Indian reservation lands. The mix shows about five outsiders per local registrant, signaling strong external interest in the land allotments.
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Great Falls
Montana
Fort Peck Indian
Futile attempt to reach Mount St Elias summit
Seattle reports a United States Alaska boundary expedition led by CW Baldwin attempted to reach Mount St Elias summit, 18 000 feet high, as part of boundary work. A fierce snowstorm halted the ascent, with the Duke of Abruil J G Fraser and Canadian boundary survey officials involved. The Alaska-Canadian boundary extends north along the 141st meridian to the Arctic Ocean, seeking to complete the last frontier survey between governments. Meyers returned to Seattle after the abortive ascent and ongoing Arctic surveys.
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Seattle
Alaska
CW. Baldwin
Mount St. Eilas
Duke of
J. G. Fraser
Canadian Boundary Survey
Mount St
Arctic Ocean
Arctic
Elias
Great Mountain
Meyers
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Wegty Deerlodge
Tess
Renee Cop
Grea Os
Seevostt
Andoni
F. Coleman
Harlem
Bow- Goin Lake
Woody Island Creek
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Copper City
Anaconda’s Quality Store
Anaconda’s
Jersey
Windsor
Wil ‘Bae
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Copenhagen
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ROCHE
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Bnet
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Aturda
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Oklahoma
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Missouri
Towa
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Mount ST. Elias
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